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[url= http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tees-37708831 ]Dog buried alive with nail thorough head[/url]

I mean WTAF?

What thought process leads to this?

I need to get rid of my dog, I'm sick of the little shit.

I could take it a rescue centre. Too much hard work.

I will take it to somewhere and just let it go. Too much hard work.

I know, the best solution is to take it to the woods, with a mate to help, I will hammer a 6" nail though it's head and then bury it without making sure my DIY euthanasia method has worked.

Not only is it obviously an incredibly cruel act, it also seems to have taken a lot more time and effort than the other options. 😈


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 1:07 pm
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Makes you wonder what else the sick ba$tards are capable of doing


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 1:13 pm
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Guy I know found 20 strangled ducks dumped in the sea off Anglesey the other week. There are some really sick ****s.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 1:17 pm
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****s


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 1:25 pm
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Sickening, poor dog. šŸ™


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 1:29 pm
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Doesn't surprise me sadly.
Humans eh?....


 
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Saw a scally kill a cygnet with a whip in the park in front of some mums and kids so me and another bloke head/armlocked the sick ****er and marched him to the police station round the corner

He was p***sed up/high and got abusive with the desk sergeant so some more coppers turned up and [s]threw him down some stairs[/s] took him away.

Anyway he must've had previous it was in the papers he went down and I got a letter of commendation from the chief constable

Cruelty to animals is just the worst thing


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 2:32 pm
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Sick people. I hope someone finds out who they were and karma pays a visit.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 2:35 pm
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Bas###ds.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 2:55 pm
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Just to add a note of pointless pedantry re. your thread title - I find it hard to envisage any animal cruelty not being disgusting.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 3:08 pm
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like everyone, I was totally dismayed by the absolutely disgusting treatment for this dog. however, I'm also a campaigner for many animal charities (as well as a mountain biker) and it's not that different from the way many cows, pigs, sheep, rabbits, ducks or chickens are treated every single day.

its all so wrong.


 
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It won't be karma catching up with them hopefully....,


 
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Even if you're thinking killing a dog is okay ( a different area/topic I guess ) there's much kinder or less cruel ways of doing that.

The trauma for the dog doesn't bear thinking about.


 
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I'm not a violent man. Hate it. But 2 things get to me, cruelty to animals and cruelty to children. I honestly don't think I could restrain myself if I found a 'person' doing that to a dog. I could just batter them senseless, there is no excuse, nothing, not ever. I'm honestly choked up right now, I couldn't read the article entirely.

RIP little dog šŸ™


 
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Scum, absolute scum.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 4:40 pm
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In a previous job I took a phone call reporting a local youth had taped a hamster to a rocket then sent it skywards. Other locals had similar views on animal cruelty to those on this thread. As it was put at court

one officer told the court that the public's response in helping catch the culprits was "better than a recent murder inquiry".

Somewhat surprised the court didn't pass a custodial sentence. Community service order made.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7220753.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7279355.stm


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 4:59 pm
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Cruelty to animals is just the worst thing

Unless you are about to eat it


 
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Maybe the dog was dead before?

And then somebody stupidity put a nail in the dead dog?

Gross though.


 
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Maybe the dog was dead before?

And then somebody stupidity put a nail in the dead dog?

Gross though.

The dog was still alive when it was found by a couple of people out for a walk in the woods.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 5:20 pm
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Unless you are about to eat it

Can you eat Fox?

Animal cruelty really really pisses me off. I'm not a vegetarian but I really do [s]object[/s] give a shit when animals are killed for fun/no reason etc.

Don't get me going about Fox hunting with dogs. Anyone who kills or is cruel to an animal for self gratification only has psychopathic tendancies.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 5:36 pm
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Agreed however it is odd i can drop a live lobster into boiling water and eat it, legally and no one bats an eyelid, but i would be a monster if i did it to a kitten


 
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Agreed however it is odd i can drop a live lobster into boiling water

Then your'e doing it wrong.


 
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Agreed however it is odd i can drop a live lobster into boiling water and eat it, legally and no one bats an eyelid, but i would be a monster if i did it to a kitten

100% agreed. Something that should be thought about more often.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 6:14 pm
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What would you eat boiled kitten with?


 
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I think I could kill whoever did that. I mean if there were no consequences. I really think I could. It would certainly make the world a better place. I'd like to try at least.
I'm sat on the sofa next to a 'terrier type' now. I just can't imagine how anybody could do such a thing.


 
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In a previous job I took a phone call reporting a local youth had taped a hamster to a rocket then sent it skywards. Other locals had similar views on animal cruelty to those on this thread.

As punishment, there's something one could do with a large rocket, with or without lubricant, before lighting the blue touch-paper, that might be seen as a deterrent...
Not that I'm condoning such action against such people, you understand.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 6:46 pm
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[quote=esselgruntfuttock ]What would you eat boiled kitten with?

deliberately missing the point sauce?


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 6:53 pm
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Sauce or source? No idea what sauce you'd have with boiled kitten!

I would only want to physically torture & kill to death someone who boiled a kitten.
Lobsters & crabs on the other hand.....


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 7:04 pm
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Each week I walk past homeless and fugged up people on the streets (usually manchester but currently Liverpool) and loads more who are struggling to keep a roof and some people here profess their humanity through a concern for small creatures. It's very safe and virtuous but I guess there's a feel good factorand no danger you'll upset anyone (nor change anything).


 
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I'm concerned for homeless people, it doesn't mean I can't be disgusted by someone who hammers a nail into a dogs head.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 7:51 pm
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I know where your'e coming from Bill & I have sympathy for both people & animals. I know of lots of prisoners who are being released to 'No Fixed Abode' & (sometimes) I really do feel for them ( Ive actually offered a lad a tent!) Animals can't speak out for themselves at all though & being deliberately cruel to them is, to me, absolutely disgusting.


 
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Meat is murder. So many hypocrites on here.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 8:00 pm
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Unwatchable


 
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i think the point in the videos is mass produced, convenience food is cruel. only because life is cruel because we have no time to rear and slaughter like way back, because of work life for money , for things like this laptop im using.

abot 60 % of my meat is local butcher. thats maybe on a good week cause of my salary.


 
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Meat is murder.

Thank for you opinion. But that's all it is. Your opinion.


 
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Anyway, as usual, the topic's veering off. What would you do with a person who did that to an animal?
Me, I'd do the same to them. No issues, does that make me the same as them?


 
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Bread is murder too (or suicide at least)

esselgruntfuttock

What would you do with a person who did that to an animal?

They haven't done anything to me or my family so I'd probably just report them.

Me, I'd do the same to them. No issues, does that make me the same as them?

If you had their upbringing, or their parents, would you be any different from them? I'd say that act, the way it was carried out and executed hints at either a mind that's not fully formed or is in some way broken.


 
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PeterPoddy you are absolutely right, it's only his opinion.

However watch those videos and tell me what you see is right and that you are happy for it to continue


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 8:52 pm
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that you are happy for it to continue

I'm not happy for intensive factory farming and slaughter like that to continue. I'd also like to see an end to Halal slaughter on the same grounds. Animals deserve better.

However the steak I had from the village butcher earlier was utterly delicious. Meat from a farm a little way over the hill, raised in glorious green fields, slaughtered locally, butchered by the aforementioned butcher.

Eating meat doesn't have to be cruel. Besides, happier animals are tastier animals.


 
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Captainflashheart, definitely true. It's the cruelty that is so wrong, more so than the actual killing


 
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If you had their upbringing, or their parents, would you be any different from them? I'd say that act, the way it was carried out and executed hints at either a mind that's not fully formed or is in some way broken.

Correct & as I've already said

psychopathic tendencies.


 
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Mixed feelings. My dad worked in the meat trade, mates a pig farmer. I know where meat comes from I don't like it.

However there is a distinction between cruelty of this ilk and farming.

Members of my family are the hunting shooting type. I don't like it but it gets eaten.

However I'm sure they wouldn't hesitate in having a "chat" with this dick.

I'm not a vedgy and doubt I ever will I however admire the level of commitment it takes to be one.

Me I have once put a lad in hospital for drop kicking a hedgehog. He said it was funny. I thought him getting stitches was mildly amusing.

Unfortunately the hog wasn't around to see this.


 
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abot 60 % of my meat is local butcher. thats maybe on a good week cause of my salary.

All mine is from the butcher these days and I have taken to eating less meat to fund it.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 9:15 pm
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What difference does it make to the cow that it meets its end locally? The shorter journey?


 
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Me I have once put a lad in hospital for drop kicking a hedgehog. He said it was funny. I thought him getting stitches was mildly amusing.
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I'm beginning to wonder if BillMc has had a nail put through his head and that is why he is unable to talk any sense.


 
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"vedgy"

Actually, I quite like that.

2vedgy4u - 's me


 
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I hear it might have been a foreign dog!


 
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Eating meat doesn't have to be cruel.

you just have to be prepared to kill things as they are tasty šŸ˜•


 
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What difference does it make to the cow that it meets its end locally? The shorter journey?

Centralized slaughter requires long, cruel, transport times and can also lead to inattentive or otherwise cruel slaughter practices.

Back OT - driving the nail into the animal's skull is a different matter - inexcusable. I would be voting for gaol time. Pretty tempted to say a whipping too, but that would also be wrong, *sigh*. Substantive community service then, in addition.


 
Posted : 20/10/2016 10:36 pm
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I love it when meat eaters tell us how kindly they kill things to eat them and object to the "bad" killings on humanitarian grounds


 
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The emotion which people display in this as compared to the greater atrocities visited upon people just makes me sad


 
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Horrible story

Not quite sure why it has deviated but since it's has - perhaps if you what to eat meat or fish you should be prepared to oil, it yourself/experience slaughtering. Then see....


 
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The emotion which people display in this as compared to the greater atrocities visited upon people just makes me sad

Why?

Do you think that feeling empathy for an animal prevents people about caring about humans?

I was commenting on a news story I saw on the BBC website.

I have a couple of "terrier types" myself. I can't imagine why anyone could or would want to do that to any animal. Humans included in that.

The fact that they went to all that trouble to inflict this torture on an animal is what I find particularly shocking.

As others have said, if they are capable of this, they are probably capable of anything.


 
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Nasty ****s 😄


 
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Do you think that feeling empathy for an animal prevents people about caring about humans?

No,but I don't see the same strength of emotion being expressed for greater human suffering. No one here offers to put a nail into the head of those who cause it.


 
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No,but I don't see the same strength of emotion being expressed for greater human suffering.

Why would there be? It's not a thread about human suffering.

No one here offers to put a nail into the head of those who cause it.

What a strange response.

So do we have rank evil in the World and then only discuss and deal with the worst and ignore the rest?


 
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Us eating animals is no different to animals eating animals - it's part of life. It's the way we treat animals whilst they are alive that's important - including their final hours.

Most of us feel empathy towards another being in distress so could never be cruel to an animal, those that don't feel this empathy are capable of other crimes, you can't beat this empathy into people though so what to do?


 
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There was a similar story (in Redcar) where two brothers filmed themselves torturing their pet bulldog, which subsequently died a few weeks later. I'm from Guisborough (very close to Redcar / Kirkletham) and it caused a massive storm in the area, with events like this occurring [url= http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/redcar-dog-abuse-brothers-shamed-11366617 ]http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/redcar-dog-abuse-brothers-shamed-11366617[/url].
Its very likely that the chavs / scumbags who were involved in this latest incident will be named and shamed in the local press. I've heard that there's a growing pot of reward money being put forward by local people and charities for info on the perpetrators, so it won't be long before some little sink estate dweller grasses up his mate(s).


 
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Us eating animals is no different to animals eating animals - it's part of life
Its not part of my life and its quite clearly a choice. a lion makes no [moral]choice. DO you really only have the moral awareness and moral code of a wild animal?Its just not equivalent as we have awareness and they dont- well some of us do,

As i said its interesting how that is cruel but i can still boil the lobster alive to eat it what s worse being boiled alive in water or a nail through the head

no idea but neither is anywhere near nice or moral


 
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Why are people more important than animals?
I think it's something that we as a society should think about.


 
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As i said its interesting how that is cruel but i can still boil the lobster alive to eat it what s worse being boiled alive in water or a nail through the head

AFAIK most people, in the UK, don't boil lobster alive anymore. It's not necessary. Knife to back of the head I think. A lot quicker and effective than hammering a nail through an animals skull that doesn't even kill it.

Besides it's not a good comparison.

A dog is a domesticated animal that it is inherently linked to human beings. You might not love dogs as such but they do have a bond with humans. That is undeniable. Thousands of years. Good and bad but mostly good.

Are you trying to suggest that you feel as much empathy towards crustaceans as you would towards another mammal? Especially a domestic dog?

Have you ever spoke to and petted a dog?

Ever done that to a lobster?

Of course, I forget, you are the uber-atheist version of St Francis crossed with the Dalai Lama, so you probably have. šŸ™‚


 
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I'm no veggie, but the self deception on display among some of the meat eaters here is quite worrying

It's a common phenomenon but comes across as mental deficiency


 
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Gobuchul, I think he is saying that a lobster has an interest in preserving its own life and avoiding pain in the same way a dog does. Try to think about the central argument rather than going to silly extremes.

I can only see two states. Either you are unaware that cruelty is inseparable from slaughter, or you are aware and are ok with it.

As for not feeling the same way about atrocities committed against humans, try substituting the word 'toddler' for 'dog' in the OP and I think you'd see more than 2 pages of outrage.


 
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As for not feeling the same way about atrocities committed against humans, try substituting the word 'toddler' for 'dog' in the OP and I think you'd see more than 2 pages of outrage.

When did I say that?


 
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sorry, wasn't aimed at you, rather a sentiment expressed further up the page


 
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The emotion which people display in this as compared to the greater atrocities visited upon people just makes me sad

Speaking personally, I can't handle all the pain in the world. I'm not ignorant, but to function in a 'normal' manner, I ignore it, or at least, bury it. Most people I suspect are like this. Then cases come to light which break through this barrier and bring the worlds suffering into sharp focus e.g. the drowned migrant child Alan Kurdi (had to google that) and for a moment the mask slips.


 
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Its not part of my life and its quite clearly a choice. a lion makes no [moral]choice. DO you really only have the moral awareness and moral code of a wild animal?Its just not equivalent as we have awareness and they dont- well some of us do,

So you're saying all non-veggies are immoral? Presumably people most disagree.

I do think a mostly veggie diet is beneficial to society as meat production is a very inefficient use of land compared to crops.


 
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As this has now gone off on a tangent and is now discussing boiling lobsters and arable farming, I thought I would quote the definition of a tangent.

If you want to discuss the finer points of vegan, vegetarian, land use, etc, then why not start your own post? ā“ šŸ™„


 
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Are you trying to suggest that you feel as much empathy towards crustaceans as you would towards another mammal? Especially a domestic dog?

I think you are trying to argue i should feel less empathy depending on which creature is suffering
I am saying that is illogical
So you're saying all non-veggies are immoral?

I am saying you can chose whether to kill animals or not as part of your diet
you are free to decide whether killing is better or worse than not killing .
I can only see two states. Either you are unaware that cruelty is inseparable from slaughter, or you are aware and are ok with it.

THis basically
By all means continue to kill things but dont pretend its not a cause of suffering to the thing you kill.


 
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I think you are trying to argue i should feel less empathy depending on which creature is suffering
I am saying that is illogical

No it isn't.

How do you feel about the thousands of fly's that you kill while driving your car or travelling on a bus?

Do they not count?


 
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What would you eat boiled kitten with?

kitten tikka massala? naan bread, rice or chips

but seriously i hate dogs...cant stand them but cruelty towards them or any other animal is just plain wrong


 
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So trying to kill a dog by driving a nail through its head is unspeakably cruel, but trying to kill a lamb by driving a bolt through its head (as happens in slaughter houses) is OK??

You meaties never fail to amaze me...................


 
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You don't think one way is quicker/more humane than the other?


 
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Why would there be? It's not a thread about human suffering.

My point is that there isn't one.
[quote=CharlieMungus]No one here offers to put a nail into the head of those who cause it.
What a strange response.

Not really, it's what someone offered to do.

So do we have rank evil in the World and then only discuss and deal with the worst and ignore the rest?

No, but what has happened here is that people have not discussed the worst, only this dog nail incident. There are no recent threads of outrage at cruelty to humans


 
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You don't think one way is quicker/more humane than the other?

I didn't see how quickly the nail was hammered in..............


 
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I didn't see how quickly the nail was hammered in..............

As it didn't actually kill the dog, doesn't matter how quick really does it?


 
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No it isn't.
sos ome suffering of some animals is ok and some suffering of other animals is no tok
May I see the rational for this decision and what principle underlies it ? it will not be logical or consistent as essentially you are saying its ok for some animals to suffer but not others. WHy?

You don't think one way is quicker/more humane than the other?

yes you can kill animals in a bad way or an even worse way but its not humane to kill.
there is no "nice" way to kill things as they dont want to die to be eaten by you.


 
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there is no "nice" way to kill things as they dont want to die to be eaten by you.

Then why do they make themselves so tasty?


 
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